Excalibur Sport Horses

07/05/2025

Welsh and All Breeds
Numerous Halter classes,
Numerous Driven classes and
Numerous Ridden classes
Excited about this show that has been in the makings since the pandemic ended.

Wild Rose Welsh & Open Pony Show

The Wild Rose Show offers classes for Welsh Ponies & Cobs, alongside open classes—registered and unregistered ponies and horses welcomed. Family friendly.

07/04/2025

So many people have commented on my newest addition that I have shared on a few FB pages.
People are wanting to know if he is needing a new home 🤭
Well, he may be, BUT preference will be given to a Dressage or Driving home when/if that time comes.
His name is Excalibur Nebula (pending) and is being registered Half Welsh with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Canada
He is a mismatched coloured c**t. Technically, he should have been a leopard... but Mother Nature and the LpLp gene played a game. I will have him colour tested just because I am curious.

07/02/2025

He knows he isn't allowed in the pen when I am working a horse. But he sure keeps an eye on things.

06/30/2025

Donated a breeding to my Welsh D Cob for the Wildrose Pony Show.
If you were considering him, this may be an opportunity to get a breeding at a reduced rate.
Check out other items to bid on, as well

Auction item 'Halcyonia Just Imagine - D13269' hosted online at 32auctions.

06/30/2025

Love It!

06/30/2025

We've been on pause since covid hit and are looking for support as we get back on our feet. Ours is one of only a handful of Welsh shows across Western Canada—though the majority of the show is open to all breeds to enable the wider equine community’s participation. This is a great family friendly event with classes for everyone.

Sponsorship tiers, benefits & form: https://piperp13.wixsite.com/wildroseshow/sponsor-the-show

06/27/2025

A name has been chosen.
The colour pattern of this c**t is a curious sight. Just like the colours and patterns of a Nebula.
So, "Excalibur Nebula" it is.
Sired by Halcyonia Just Imagine (Welsh D) out of ESH Nougat (Appaloosa).

06/24/2025

Born 1:00 am on June 24, 2025
Daytime pictures. Love the colour pattern.
This c**t is by my Welsh D, Hacyonia Just Imagine and out of my Appaloosa mare, ESH Nougat

06/24/2025

A 1:00 am c**t!!!
Bed-time now

06/23/2025

100%

Many years ago we had some folks with some high dollar cutting horses join us rounding up cattle, promising to show us "how to round up cows..." They were done by 10:00, bloody and banged up, horses done, lathered, stove up and limping. And uh, no cows..... It wasn't the horses fault. They were probably good at what they were bred to do and used to doing which was moving around an arena cutting cows... One of the things I've seen over the years is you can't bring arena, or flatlander horses to rough country and expect good things to happen. Again, not the horses fault. I don't think most people really get that handling rough country is something that takes a lot of skill and hard learned lessons. Horses aren't born knowing it, how to lean into a hard pull, sitting down on a steep descent, shifting weight and momentum, where to place their feet, and it gets even more challenging with the weight of a rider on their back. It's just not a fair thing to ask of a flat lander horse, and it's likely to get both horse and rider in a bad spot.

Thinking back, those cutting horses might have made decent mountain rides with a lot of experience, they had the try, but they still lack the heavy bone and hoof needed to hold up in those conditions. Just two very different types of horse.

So, my advice to those who want to ride rough country, consider getting one that grew up like this from day one.....

06/22/2025

Halcyonia Just Imagine...aka JuJube appears to be ready to grow again. A little bum high right now.